Government has spent over $2,5 billion on infrastructure projects, which are key enablers to the achievement of targets set under Vision 2030. This was said by President Mnangagwa while presenting the State of the Nation Address (SONA) and officially opening the Second Session of the Ninth Parliament on Tuesday.
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President Mnangagwa has challenged investors in the health services sector to come to Zimbabwe, saying Government is determined to collaborate with them in transforming the country into a provider of modern health services.
Commonwealth secretary-general Mrs Patricia Scotland has expressed satisfaction with Zimbabwe’s reforms and revealed after meeting President Mnangagwa yesterday that the process of readmitting Harare into the Club was being “accelerated”.
The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) has disbursed $42 million countrywide for road projects as it resumes its core functions as enshrined in the Road Act.
A forensic audit at Zinara by Grant Thornton showed that the parastatal had abandoned its core functions to implement road construction, a preserve of road authorities.
Government is making efforts in supporting agro-processing industries as value addition creates jobs, improves the economy and feeds into the devolution agenda, an official has said.